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MALCOLM MORA: Plot Summary
A detective also working as a hired killer, tries to save his brother, a professional fighter from a ruthless criminal who coerces him into throwing a big fight.

MALCOLM MORA (37) lives a double life. He’s a veteran detective and he’s a contract killer that uses a mime mask. He gets his assignments from FRANK. Malcolm forces fighter BULL (30) to leave the city after Malcolm learns that Bull is supposed to fight his brother, DIO MORA. Mobster, BILL SANTORO, who runs an illegal fighting organization, wants Bull found. He sends his henchman VICTOR to find him. Santoro threatens Dio into throwing the next fight.

Malcolm feels especially close to his brother’s wife and their young daughter, VALERIE. He wants to protect the family. When Malcolm realizes that Dio is deeply in trouble, Malcolm arranges to take Dio’s wife and daughter to a safe house.

Frank gives Malcolm his next target: a big shot criminal attorney representing a mobster. Wearing his mime mask, Malcolm infiltrates a strip club and kills the attorney. Detective MARTINEZ is suspicious of Malcolm’s behavior. Malcolm thinks about leaving town. He proposes the idea to his girlfriend LUCY. He doesn’t know that Lucy is an undercover agent working with Martinez.
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When Frank arrives at Gordo’s address, he finds that Victor has already found GORDO and is holding a gun to him inside the bedroom. Gordo’s wife is armed with a shotgun waiting for Victor to come out. Malcolm sees a young boy, Gordo’s son. Things go horribly wrong when Victor shoots Gordo’s wife and then Gordo. Victor forces Malcolm out of the apartment, leaving Victor with the young boy. He shows the young boy how to screw a silencer on a gun and tells the boy that inside his head he plays a deadly game with the sound of a silencer. The sound he hears determines if someone will die or not. He’s hears a clack

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